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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-07-22

NNHF OBJECT Of Tins suit is Ia pl0tuir 4
i Decree tor the sale Of certain Real Estate
situate lying and being in Prince George ;
County, State of Maryland, of which Daniel
Settler late of said County and State, died
seized and possessed, said land being colnpos-
ed of two portions of a tract OF land known a,
Upper Motley Hail. the first PARTON COR
tanning two hundred and forty-siN acres mere
or less, and the other portion containing ten
acres. The bill i'll substance states that the
said Daniel Seller being so seized and pos
sessed in tn month Of January, 1885,
departed this life intestate, leaving The De
PENDANT Susan SETTER his widow, and the fol-
lowing named persons his only heirs at law
namely, William Settler his son and Emma
SeltZer his wife. John Setter and Mary
SeltZer his wife. Reuben Seltzar and Mary his
wife, Daniel Sellzer who is unmarried, Kate
Eby wife of jacob Eby. Clara iron wife of
Samuel T. iron, Anne Groh, wife Of Levi j.
Groh, Mary Setzor, widow OF George Seltzer,
a deceased son, and mother OF the Plaintiffs,
George Settler, Mary Setter, Ieonola Setter
and Luther Settler, who are grand grand
children Of the said Daniel Settler, and only
heirs at law of George Seltzer deceased, the
last two named being infants under the are of
twenty one years.
That the said Susan Settler, William Seit-
ger, and Emma his wife, Reuben Setter and
Mary his wife, Daniel SEEKER (Sinele) Kate
Eby and Jacob Eby her husband. Anne Groh.
and Levi Groh her husband are non-residents
of the State of Mary land and do not reside
therein.
That the said real estate is not susceptible
of partition without loss and iniu y; that in or
der to make a division amongst them enlitler,
it will be necessary TO have the said real es-
tate sold, and the proceeds thereof divided
amongst the parties according to their respec-
tive interests etc, and prays for decree for
sale.
1t is thereupoa this 18Th day of July, 1887,
adudeed and ordered that the compliments
by causing copy of this oider to be inserted
in some newspaper published in Prince
Georges County, once in each of four success
sive weeks, before the 20lh day OF August
1887, give notice to the said absent defendants
of the object and substance of this bill and
warn them to appear in this Court in person or
by Solicitor, on or before the DIST day Of No
vember next to answer the premises and show
cause if any they have why decree ought not
to pass as prayed.
JOHN W. BELT-Clerk,
G. c. forP q. Co., Nd.
True copy--Test
JOHN w. BELT--Clerk.
c. c. for i. G.. Co, Nd.
july -. 1SS1-4w.
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The Blaine Oroa rs seem to think, says HE
New York sta, flat they can injure i'resl-
dent Cleveland by describing him as ''an as
tute and able poltician.,' The public very
quickly appreciates the difference between
that commanding ability in politics that Sc
cnres the support of a great party and ADDS to
its strength and the petty trickery 10 which
small schemers resort for the sake OF personal
advantage or local prominence. There could
he few things more senseless than 20 suppose
that the people are preiudiced against aole
politicians On the contrary, they respect
and admire them, and they know that the
world is governed by just such men. ltthele
ever was apprehension about President Cleve-
lands success in any quarter deserving OF re-
spect. it arose from fear that professional pol
iticians might deceive him. But Mr.. Cleve-
land has been hard worker in politics al
his life. and understands the methods and mo-
,iyes of politicians. The good ones he respects
and esteems. as Horatio Seymour did. The
had ones. he understands and avoids. Sell
fish and corrupt or misguided politIcIa are
unable to obtain any advantage over him, be
cause he is as well informed as they are, ana
is rendered inyncible by the purity OF his mo-
tives and the manly sincerity by which all
his acts are guided.
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Order of Publication.
WILLIAM Is. JACKSON, EFT AL
JOSEPH n. YOUNG, and wife
In tie Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County, MitiMQ n Eqhi'Y.
No. ll6s Equity.

HNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is to obtain
| IA decree or order of Court to e-sell certain
real estate known is part of "Biolhers Joint
Adventure or "Nonestlcl. sold 10 a certain
Ira s. Allen.
The bill states that VIM. Il jackson, Elias
L. White end John \. Baker, by virtue OF the
power contained in deed OF trust from Joseph
y. Young ard wife, on or about the iith day
of March. 1881, sold to a certain Ira =. Allen
all that portion of the tract of land called
brothers joint Adventure" or ''NOncsuch
situated i'll Spaldings District of Prince Georges
county, wi ich lies South of the Pike leading
irom Snitland to Washington City.
That the said LA 5. Allen has departed this
life, without having fully paid the purchase
money! aud that there is now due the sum OF
S4S2. 90 with interest from February DIST, 1881.
That the said Ira ). Allen died, testate. leav
ing widow Sarah j. Allen, and the follow
ing children, George F. Allen. Irene HAYS,
Rogers. Allen and Ira 5. Allen that liza 5.
Allen and Roger s. Allen are infants under
the age of twenty-one years, and that all OF
them are non-residents OF the State of Mary
land.
That the personal estate of the said Ira 5.
Allen has been settled and no part thereof APP
piled to the payment of aforesaid purchase
money, as directed by the will of said La \.
Allen.
1t is thereup0n, this fifteenth day oI
June, 1887. ordered by the Circuit Court
for Prince Georges county, sitting as a Iurt
of Equity, that the Complainants, by causing
a copy of this order to lie inserted in some news
paper, published i'll Prince Georges County,
Md, once in each of four successive weeks
before the 10th day Of July, 1881 give notice
to said absent def ndants of the object and
substance of this bill, warning them to appear
in This Court, in person or by solicitor on or
before the 18th day of October next, to show
cause if anj they have, why decree ought
not to pass as prayed.
JOHN W. BELT, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
JOHN W. BELT, Clerk
{. {. for L. &. Co., Md.
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE Is HER EBY GIVEN, that the
IN undersigned, appointed by the County
Commissioners, will sell on the premises, AT
GUST oth, 1887, at / o'clock i. NJ, TO the
lowest responsible bidder the contract to build
a Bridge over Beaver Dam Branch, near Ilar-
vey's Crossing. u Terms aud specifications
given on day Of saIe. The Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any ana all bids.
JOSEPH X. WILSON,
WILLIAM HARVEY.
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According to letters received from Bucharest
NJ. de Coutonly, the French misinter there III
speech at a banquet on the 18th instant SAID
that the French Republicans are preparing Tor
a sanguinary struggle which would be the
more formidable the longer the outbreak was
delayed, and he concluded by offering toast
to the health of the Russian minister, NJ Olas-
sof, wheIeupon all present shouted "Sncccss to
Russia the friend of France.
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THERE will be II FESTIVAL under
Il the auspices of the ladies of st.
Thomas Church, Groom.
On THURSDAY, July 18Th, 1887,
AT ) O'CLOCK p. NJ.
in the Grove near the Rectory, for the
benefit of said Church.
rs Refreshments OF all kinds will be
served.
The public are cordially invited to at
tend. July -, lSS7-2w
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In pursuance of the recommendation Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee. the Democratic No-
tiers of Prince Georges county hereby requested
TO assemble in Primary Meetings at the usual places
of holding said meetings in the several Election Dis
trcts of Prince Georges county.
On SATURDAY., July sd, 1887,
at O'Clock P. NJ. for the purpose of selecting Five
Delegates from each district to represent them IN a
County Convention to be held i'll PIPER Marlboro,
On TUESDAY, July Goth, 1887,
at II o'clock NJ. upon which Convention will devoVe
the duty OF selecting Four Delegates to represent
Prince Georges county in the Democratic State Con-
Vention TO be held in Baltimore City,
On WEDNESDAY, JHly 27th, 1887,
at II O'Clock NJ for the purpose of nominating One
Candidate for Governor of Maryland, One Candidate
for Comptroller of the Treasury, and Ono Candidate
for Attorney General of the State.
WILLIAM l. HILL,
CHARLES A, FOA.
CHARLES 5. BARLEY.
Central Committee for Prince Georges county
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School Notice.

THERE will be meeting Of the
L County School Commissioners.
on 1Fridny ana .Snt"rdnY. 1HJnsf
rem ana 18Th, 1887,
fer the purpose of examining applicants
for Teachers Certificates, and also for
examining candidates for the Free
Scholarship in tie Western Maryland
College.
BY order of the Board:
T.. :. STONE T.,
GtprptarV
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Tenant Wanted.

A GOOD. RELIABLE TENANT. with
"A labor ia his own family, who appreciates
the value of mature, wanted to work about
10 acres of my farm near Upper Marlboro
during the year 1855 Land tirst-class.
ROBI. a. CLAGETT.
JuIy : 1SST-1m
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TAX SALE.

FENIE UNDERSIGNED. Trustee. duly ap-
/ pointed TO complete the collection of taxes
remaining uColectcd ny John G.. Hall. de-
Taxes for Prince Georges County. will sell al
public sale to the highest bidder tor cash, at
the Court House door, in the Town Of Upper
Marlboro, on
SATURDAY, the 23rd Day Of July, 1887,
at l. o'clock NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND. Situated
in Oxon Hill District Of Prince Georges coun-
ty. Md, assessed in the name OF Basil Il. Ba-
den. containing Is Acres more or less and adj
Joining the lands ofsDr. Z. II. Heiskell. Julia
Z. Dement, and others to satisfy the following
State aud County taxes. to wit
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TAX SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, Trustee. duly ap-
Il pointed To complete the collection OF
taxes remaining uncollected by John &. Hall
deceased, late Collie ctor of State and County
Taxes for Prince Georges County, will sell at
public sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the Court House door, in the Town of Upper
Marlboro, on
SATURDAY, the 23rd Day of July, 1887
at II a o'clock L. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situated in
OXon Hill District of Prince Georges County,
Maryland, called and known by the name of
"Mount Wilby," Cor so much thereof as may
be necessary containing 234 Acres more or
less, assessed in the name of George A. Mat
tingly for the years 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875 and
1876 and since that time in the name of ia
cob E. Lyon, adjoining the lands of Thomas
+. Berry, Fillmore Beall add others to satisfy
the following State and County taxes, to wit :
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Ne1c Advertisements.
Order Of Publication.

Samuel L. Uron & Clara iron his wife,
George Settler, Mary Settler, Mary
Settler, widow, ct al.
Susan Settler (widow Of Daniel Settler
deceased William Settler and Emma
Seltzer his wife, John Nj. Setter and
Mary Settler his wife, Reuben Setter
and Mary Settler his wife, Daniel Sci
tier Kate Ely and Jacob Eby her
Husband, Anne Groh and Levi Gioh
her Husband.
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FOR SALE.

NOTSWOOL BUCK LAMBS OF
~ VERY SUPERIOR quality vi
PRICE $40, payable on delivery LILLE
Those who apply first Will have the right to
select. Lambs must he taken away by Sep
TENDER LIST. FREDERICK SASSCER,
June 17--lm. Upper Marlboro.
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No. ilJ2 Equity.

NRDEEED this Eth day of July, in the
" year lSS7, that the auditors report and
accounts A. b. G.. ard ID filed in the above
case be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the 2ird
day OF July next, provided copy ofthiS order
he inserted in some newspaper published in
Prince Georges County. Maryland. at least
one week before said 2:iird day of july next.
JOHN Is. BROOKE. \. J.
True Copy-Tes.
JOHN " BELT. Clerk
Of tie {. {. FIR /. G.. Co. Nd.
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TIE Years Exports.

Tie export statistics for the fiscal year end
ing June 30 have been made mp. They show
that in spite Of wheat corners and other him
ORANGES to a free movement of marketable
products our exports of breadstutfs and pro-
visions are in excess OF last year. The wheat
export, including flour. was equivalent to
81, $50. 13G bushels. This quantity was
about one-tlrd of last years crop. In other
words for every two bushels consumed and
held in stock at home, one bushel was sent
abroad.
This quantity exceeded by g per cent. the
wheat export of 1856 and was greater thar
that of any year since 1881. We could have
spared 80, 100000 bushels more without rem
dering wheat scarce for home consumption,
and as the prospects Of the present years crop
are fully equal to that Of last year, We are in
position to supply big foreign demand if
the demand should be made. The corn eX-
port was below that Of last year good many
million Of bushels, but the wheat export was
so large that the total value of breadstutis ex-
ported reached SIG2 5000 sum greater by
b per cent. than that Of the preceding year.
In the matter of provisions the showing is
not so satisfd Glory. The export of cattle and
hogs decreased Il per cent. and of fresh beef
so per cent. THIS was due, no doubt, partly
to unfAvorable legislation against American
meat products and partly to an increasing
supply from Australia and other British colo
NAL possessions. There Was sufficient i'll
crease in the exports of tallow, bacon and
hams to bring the value of the total exports
Of beef and pork products 20 about per cent.
above that of 1SSG. There was falling off
in the export of butter and cheese which was
nearly made good by an increase in the cleo
margarine export.
These figure are chiefly interesting as show
ing that, in spite Of determined efforts TO i'll
crease the production OF wheat, a strong for
eign demand still continues to exist.
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N6lr advertisements.
Notice to Bridge Builders.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the undersigned, appointed by the
County Commissioners, Will sell on the
premises, ATtHbl y. ting. Gh, 1857,
ut o'clock /. NJ. to the lowest respon-
Siblc bidder tie contract 10 build Il
Bridge over Hiu"y Branch. near Belts
willie.
sS Terms and specifications given
ON day OF sale. The Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any ANA all bids.
JOSEPH X. WILSON.
WILLIAM SHEA.
bE. {. y. FDN.
Bridge Commissioners.
InlN 40
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Democratic and Conservative
Primary Meetings.

Close up The Ranks and let the Democratic
Column March on TO Victory.
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No 1868 Equity.

In tie Circuit Court for Prince
County, in Equity.
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FESTIVAL.

NIczr Advertisements.
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Order Of Ratification.

JACOB AMMEN, Morgaeec.
JOHN G.. HALL X ADELIE Il. HALL.
h, jhe Ciyc"H Co,Df for Primer Georges
CoHdy IN EqHdy
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hal have accrued OF may afcrWf.
JAMES +. PERKINS.
.FuIy I. I>S-fs. Trustee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
BOARD OF TRADE
Bonds to be Issued for the Nev
Rnil Id lmR.

The Board of Trade met last night,
President E. L. Stern in the chair, for
the purpose of deciding upon some plan
for proceeding with the erection of
building The joint committee appoint-
ed week ago reported, advising that
three trustees be seleoted-one by the
Board of Trade, one by the Produce
Exchange, and the other by the two 20
selected; that these trustees secure :
suitable lot; that they open up cub
scription list for 25O0 bonds of 9lOO
each, payable one-half in ten years and
one-half in twenty years. bearing inter
est at not over per cent per year; said
bonds to be secured by MORTGAGES on the
lot and building; that the duties Of the
trustees are-first, to pay for the lot.
second, to pay for the building. and
third, to pay the interest on the bouds:
and that the trustees consult the Board
of Directors Of both bodies us 10 TIA
plans for the building. The report Wa
unanimously adopted, and the FOLLOWING
trustees elected by ballot: S. b. Lewis
Of the Board of Trade and Nj. d. Johp-
son of the Produce Exchange. Th<rs
trustees are to select the third and =.
port back at general meeting 10 h
held next Monday evening. Messrs. 3.
M. Perry, Fl. W. O'Melveny and h.
Rarnch were appointed az a com.nitkse
to consult with Rev. DR.. HAnua abcaf
the erection of new college in this CITY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
EASTERN.
The Tehuantepec Canal to
be Built.
FALK's FEARFULLEAP.
A River Bank CAVES In and O
Store with Its Contents
are Lost.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
PITTsBURG, March l4.--Since the
death of Captain Eads was announced
there has been considerable Speculation n
as to whether the great ship railway, of
which he was the protector, will be COM
pleed. Pittsburg parties interested in
the matter express the opinion that the
project will be carried out. The eugi-
neers in charge, Colonels Andrews and
Carthell, are thoroughly competent to
complete the work, and all that is
needed are charters from the United
States and Mexican governments. Suffi.
cient stock has been subscribed to almost
complete the work independent of ap-
which have heretofore been
Tho bill before the last Con-
gress did not ask for an appropriation,
but simply asked that the charter be
granted. The Mexican government will
be requested to grant the company a
charter. The stockholders are coufi.
dent that their request will be promptly
honored and that the great Tehuantepec
canal project will be completed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Board of supervisors.
MONDAY. NJ arch IA, Is

MONDAY, March IA, 1887.
The Board canvassed the votes Of the
Pomona election on the 18th instant for
the special purpose of obtaining the will
of the citizers with reference to incor.
porating. There were cast for incorpo.
ration, 72, and against it, ITO votes. In
cense gu ence the petition for incorpora.
ton was declared lost.
The privilege of using the public
highway for a street-car railroad, applied
for by the Orange, MCPHERSON and
Modena Street Railroad Company, was
granted.
The salary of j. F. Chambers, Clerk of
the City Justice, was fixed at 1897 SO
monthly, to date from March lst.
A warrant on the Hospital Fund for
$1,000 in favor of j. J. Mahony, as part
payment for the contract on the hospital
additions, was ordered drawn.
A warrant for $40 was ordered drawn
in favor Of Mary E. Payne, an INDECENT
person.
The lands described in certain deeds
to the county from S. j. Clark and A.
E. Hawley, to be used for the extension
of Fifth street, Ssnta Ana, were declared
a public highway.
The Board adjourned until March 2lst
at 10 A, NJ,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
CAvED IN.
A Rivcr Bank and the store on
1T disappear In the water.

A River Bank and the store ON
1t disappear ia the Water.
NEW ORLEANS, March IA special
to the Picayume from Lake Providence,
La. says that about 9 o'clock this morn
ing full sixty feet of the bank in front
of the Elton plantation sunk gradually
down into the river, carrying with it the
Elton store and its contents.
The caving was completed within one
hour and but few of the plantation
supplies were saved. Mr.. Robinson,
lessee, has lost a large amount of sup
plies; the furniture and other valuable
effects belonging to General Mcmillan.
stored in the building, were also lost.
The water over the bank is fully two
feet deep and there is a constant appre-
hension that the levee may drop in at
any point and cause a disastrous ovAr.
flow. The police jury has summoned
500 additional hands to build bank if
it is found necessary.